Retrieve Closed Tab

Switching between multiple tabs is very convenient. In the internet browser you can easily keep one website open while you continue your search on another site. Close a tab again with the cross. Do you accidentally close a tab that is actually still needed? Don’t worry, this is very easy to retrieve.

There is a quick option that works in Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari! Use a key combination for this. On Chrome, Firefox and Edge, it’s Ctrl+Shift+T.In Safari there is no ctrl key, but there is a Cmd key. So there applies Cmd+Shift+T.

It goes like this:

• On the keyboard, press Ctrl+Shift+T(Cmd+Shift+T on Safari). Press and hold the Ctrl key with your left hand first. Then, also with the left hand, press and hold the Shift key. Finally, press the T button with your right hand and release. Then release Ctrl and Shift as well.

Tip: Repeat this option if necessary, so that not only the previous closed tab opens, but also the one before that, and so on.

In Chrome you can also do this:

• Right-click on an empty spot to the right of the tabs.
• click on Reopen closed tab.

In Firefox you can also do this:

• Right-click on an empty spot to the right of the tabs.
• click on Reopen closed tab.

Optionally, open a closed tab in Edge in the following way:

• Right-click on an empty spot to the right of the tabs.
• click on Reopen closed tab.

In Safari, reopening a tab also works like this:

• Click on the top right History.
• click on Reopen last closed tab.